This article talks about the first-to-file system under the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines wherein the first person to file an application with the Philippine Intellectual Property Office or IPO shall have priority right to the exclusion of new and subsequent applicants for registration of the same or similar mark.
First-to-File Rule in Trademark Registration Read More »
This article talks about the qualifications of party-list nominees pursuant to the Party-List System Act and relevant jurisprudence.
Qualifications of Party-List Nominees Read More »
This article talks about the case of DTI vs. Toyota Balintawak, Inc. where the Supreme Court stated that the buyer of a defective brand-new vehicle has the option to choose his legal remedies either from the Lemon Law or Consumer Act.
A Vehicle Purchaser Can Choose his Remedies under the Lemon Law or the Consumer Act Read More »
This article discusses the Foundling Recognition and Protection Act, their nationality, procedure of adoption, and how the new law lays to rest the query about the legal status and nationality of a foundling.
Unlocking the Foundling Recognition and Protection Act of 2024 Read More »
This article talks about the case of Lanuza vs. Lanuza where the Supreme Court stated that abandoning the family may be considered as evidence for psychological incapacity of a spouse as a ground for declaring a marriage void under Article 36 of the Family Code.
This article talks about an actual Supreme Court case where the accused, who demanded money from his ex-girlfriend in exchange for the deletion of sex videos, was convicted of robbery.
Demanding Money in Exchange for Deletion of Sex Videos is Robbery! Read More »
This article talks about the right of an adopted child to inherit from his adoptive parents.
Can an Adopted Child Inherit from his Adoptive Parents? Read More »
This article talks about the effect of absences on the entitlement of an employee to holiday pay.
Effect of Absences on Holiday Pay of Employees Read More »
Appointive government officials who file their Certificates of Candidacy are considered as deemed resigned while incumbent elective officials may run for an elective position without forfeiting their seats.
What Happens to Government Officials Who File their Certificates of Candidacy? Read More »
This article discusses the doctrine of laches, or when there is an unjustifiable delay in invoking one’s rights.
LACHES OR STALE DEMANDS: IF YOU SLEEP ON YOUR RIGHTS, YOU MAY LOSE THEM Read More »
